SelecTrucks, Transrep partner to create fleet purchase program

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CALEDONIA, Ont. — SelecTrucks of Toronto and Transrep have partnered to create a new fleet purchase program.

Nevio Turchet, used truck manager at SelecTrucks, says he helped create the Transrep Fleet Purchase Program to ensure the availability of good quality used equipment for SelecTrucks’ clients. “There is no doubt this industry is built and maintained on relationships. We have decided to utilize Transrep’s services because of the long term commitment and positive reputation of the Transrep executive,” he said.

Officials say the program will allow fleets to move equipment to SelecTrucks in a “seamless transition” anywhere in North America.

“We are excited to be working alongside of SelecTrucks of Toronto,” said Transrep partner Ray Haight. “We have been familiar with the way they do business through the Power to Drive program and have always been impressed with their integrity and dedication to customer service.”

Turchet says he believes the new Transrep Fleet Purchase Program will help companies turn their trucks into cash, get into better financial deals with newer equipment, take advantage of advanced technology through newer equipment, and lower maintenance costs.

“There is a large number of fleets underutilizing their equipment or could do better deals right now financing newer equipment or companies are looking to turn equipment into cash to reinvest or get rid of some debt,” program officials said in a release. “The Fleet Purchase Program can help in many ways.”

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